2013 Ford Transit Connect

XLT Wagon

4-Cylinder

Automatic

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Salvage

Gasoline

Mileage is the most important item when purchasing a new car. This one has only 41k. The accident only caused cosmetic damage that doesn't in any way hinder the function of the vehicle. One of the transits up for auction already has 145k. What a joke. It is due for another new timing belt/waterpump replacement. Too many miles! It has been bid up to $8000. The bidder has no common sense whatsoever. That vehicle is just about done. All cars need a head gasket between 150k and 200k. ($1000) My Transit has a third of the miles on it for about the same price. Get a grip. Mileage is most Important!!! Check the miles before you check to see if it has a steering wheel!!!! Low miles are key to a good purchase!!! Please watch the video on Youtube: " Pats Transit #1 Isaiah4110 I just bought a new front fender. I just installed it. It is black. This is a great buy. You should compare it to other transits on ebay. The miles are low. It drives like it was new! This Transit Runs and drives Great! It doesn't need anything mechanically. AC works perfect! Trans shifts perfect! It's a super nice vehicle. You can see from the pics what body work is needed. The back door opens and closes as it should. All doors work perfect. Power windows work perfect. It was in a little fender bender. I replaced the bumper cover and the grill. If you want it to be perfect, you will need a new fender. Not to expensive. I will put a video up as soon as I can. No cracks in the windshield, or in any other window. It only has 41000 k. You could save a few thousand dollars by getting this one and just driving it like it is. Call me with Questions. 843-425-1638 Pat I received this quote from Google questions and answers: Don't let them scare you away from a good deal. 100s of thousands of salvage titled cars have been sold in this country. I have owned 4 of them myself. I've had more problems with non-salvaged used cars than I've had with any salvaged titled car. Any used car "might" have the potential for future problems. Actually salvage title cars in general are MORE reliable than non-salvaged because in most cases the owners of regular titled cars used their cars as a trade-in on another car. And their reason for trading to another car was that they anticipated an upcoming major repair problem, so they are trading it in so the next guy can go to the expense of repairing the car. A salvaged titled car was fully operational with no mechanical problems when the wreck occured with no impending upcoming major repair problem. The salvage car is a BETTER car, mechanically, than a non-salvaged titled car. There are no liens on this vehicle. That is a mistake from autocheck. My title is free and clear. If you want to see the title just let me know. The following is a email I received from Autocheck; Hello Pat, Kindly note that the lien record in our report is from the Missouri title that was issued on 1/26/15. The NY title that was issued for your vehicle on 5/12/15 was issued without any liens on it. Thank You, Lesley Customer Support: 888-409-2204, options # 1,1,5 Monday – Friday 8am – 7pm CST Fax: (224) 698-5294 Experian Automotive Client Support On Jun-04-15 at 21:12:54 PDT, seller added the following information: I replaced the fender. It is a new fender. It is black. It does not match the paint. Ebay will not allow me to change the picture. On Jun-05-15 at 09:14:07 PDT, seller added the following information: Please check out all videos. Thanks. Pat 843-425-1638 Another video on YouTube. Pats Transit #2 Isaiah 4110On Jun-10-15 at 04:37:19 PDT, seller added the following information: Please check out all the vids on Youtube. Video #3: Pats Ford Transit #3 Ezekiel 37 On Jun-12-15 at 04:35:10 PDT, seller added the following information: No extra fees On Jun-13-15 at 05:27:41 PDT, seller added the following information: Greetings. Video #4 Pats Transit #4 Psalms139 Go to YouTube and type it in. Lots of info